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Florida State Running Back Kromah Out for Season With Ankle Injury
The Seminoles' leading rusher suffered a left ankle injury during a double-overtime loss to Miami and will miss the remainder of the year.
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Injury Details
Ousmane Kromah sustained the season-ending injury to his left ankle on a 9-yard carry that reached Miami's 2-yard line. After being tackled by Chase Smith, he landed awkwardly and attempted to hop off the field on his right leg while his ankle remained bent at an unusual angle. He eventually collapsed, prompting Florida State's medical staff to apply an air cast before he was taken off the field.
Recovery Timeline
Kromah stayed in Miami overnight to undergo surgery before returning to Tallahassee on Sunday afternoon. The school indicated he is expected to achieve a full recovery from the procedure.
Running Back Depth Update
Kromah paced Florida State in rushing this season with 609 yards and five touchdowns. The Seminoles are also missing backup Samuel Singleton, who was hurt in the Alabama game, which leaves Texas transfer Quintrevion Wisner to handle the primary back role going forward.
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